Peter Bernstein
American composer
Peter Bernstein (born April 10, 1951) is an American film score composer, and is the son of Academy Award-winning composer and conductor Elmer Bernstein, with whom he frequently collaborated.
He has also composed music for television series such as 21 Jump Street (1987), The New Outer Limits (1996; one episode, season 2, "Beyond the Veil"), Walker, Texas Ranger (1995; one episode, season 3, "The Big Bamboozle"), Stargate SG-1 (1997), Rough Riders (1997) and Masters of Horror (2005). He was a score consultant for Rob Simonsen for Ghostbusters: Afterlife, providing orchestration advice and feedback on Simonsen's implementation of Elmer Bernstein's Ghostbusters material. He also served as score consultant for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.
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Works
- Artillery Duel
- Assault on Kettle Hill
- Bullero
- Charge
- Chase
- Commando
- Conclusion & Coda's
- Dies First / Hacking
- Extasty
- Final Assault
- First Lesson
- G Troop to the Rescue
- Going to War
- Goodbye Loveless
- Graduation Present
- Graveyard
- Hacker
- Hacker Dies
- Hockey / Stu’s Idea / Stu’s Speech
- Homecomings
- Honey Breaks Through
- Honey's Place
- In Cuba
- Intro Main Title
- Las Guasimas
- Logo
- Mountie Letter / To Toronto
- News Logo / News of Canada
- No Cowards Here
- Noa & Terak
- Omega Force One / Omega Force Two / Conditions of Canada
- Omega Force Three / Honey Leaves
- Opium
- Out West
- Patriots and Outlaws
- Power Plant
- Presidential Motorcade
- Rejection
- Ride on the Beach
- Rough Riders Theme
- San Juan Heights
- Spaniards or Cubans
- Talk
- Teek
- The Bolero Bolero
- The Ring
- The Sleepless Night
- To Canada
- Toronto / Honey Shoots
- Training G Troop
- Trains, Tanks and Frayed Ropes
- Trek
- Vlad & Co.
- War Room
- War Room / Tower
- War Room Alarm / O.C.B. / War Room Two
- Where's Honey?
- Wisdom
- Worry / The Shiek
- Wounded Soldiers